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DiscoBrian24 said, “This was a problem with our own codecs.” Great

that you finally understand what is causing the whole problem ..

THEN ….. Can someone tell me which codecs work .. How? I found this .. ??????

Should I install this in the VDJ folder ?????

just install it in c / programs.

you should already have the K-Lite package installed if you followed my advice prior to the start of the season.

the supplies burned out .. but I just installed everything .. now there is no more frost, is it?

I don’t see the K-Lite codec pack in the vdj codecs .. should I ????

I do not check the K-Lite Codec Pack in vdj codecs .. do I still have ????

Yes.

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NO, codecs are not installed via VDJ. In Windows XP, they can be found in Control Panel> Sounds and Audio Devices> Hardware> Video Codecs> Properties … in various other places that you may or may not be able to access).

I only have an idea of ​​where to be in Vista if you have to erase every minute and start over as I have codec issues, good enough reason for Vegas, Windows Media Player and Zoom Player).

There will be only k. stands for -lite codec pack …. but all installed codec packs are displayed there, it is VDj that chooses the codec it uses, I have no idea and no one ever said how to assign one codec to VDJ.

The K-Lite Codec Pack will probably install some utilities in Start> Programs> K-Lite Codec Pack … I don’t know if they will help you or not.

Simply changing the codec probably won’t solve the video freeze issue. Many computers (all three versions of my updates are available despite the dozens of updates suggested) are definitely going very shortly Video freeze (less than a second) when loading some videos, instant looping of some videos and some hotspots. selected. They can also crash when opening folders associated with large files for the first time and when changing video transitions and launching some plugins.

I know PC enough to be dangerous, but after dozens of graphics card upgrades, motherboard upgrades like RAM, upgrades from XP to Vista where the freeze continues and I came to the conclusion that when it literally freezes video processing stops for a part, it has something to do with that for a second, if you could say that the hard drive is called for something important, because everything points to the moments when I notice that the type of hard drive, being accessed is also crashing …. just a note of observation. But no one really understood the problem and how they consistently solved it (or, if they have it now, they never gave me the most answers)!

From my experience with the K-Lite codec, I’ve found that Standard works best

http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.Download htm

Click Standard

The basic package is missing the file types you might need, as well as the more complete Full, Mega, etc. I am having problems playing videos.

While troubleshooting, I chose not to install your personal media and drives, choose the option to open many files in Windows Media Player. Then when you go to the VDJ codec options, just add additional post types (eg .flv) and select Video Think (I’m writing this from Memorization, Sorry).

I’m also having trouble launching some MPEG and VOB files until I set up a DVD player like PowerDVD. In this situation, even with the K-lite DVD codec installed, the VOB still won’t play properly until I installedth PowerDVD. I don’t know why this works, but I am not confusing who did it.

If you are not sure what you have installed, just check Add or Remove Programs. Uninstall anything you don’t need or maybe even use, uninstall the old codec, if there is one, try installing the codec again